Indianapolis Area:  Need advice on finding a lender that works with people with bad credit in 540 area.

Indianapolis Area:  Need advice on finding a lender that works with people with bad credit in 540 area.

It's a semi-large bank and working with a local credit union seems more appealing (plus the added benefit of proving him completely wrong). 

Generally, will 2.5yrs of US credit history be enough in my specific case (assuming everything else is in check)?

Meaning... is there big development occurring or a major corporation moving in? 

You can not practice real estate, but you still need to maintain your ce credits.

-------------Granted this does not apply to the majority of situations, but for a small percentage it should!

In the meantime, heading into winter, even though it is a PITA, as long as the majority of rent is paid and the rest caught up in a timely fashion, I think the risk of not accepting partial payments and proceeding with eviction is “riskier” than letting this continue (at least in the short term).

I have wondered how common wraparounds are & if it's a major concern for buyers.

I got a HELOC a while back through Pentagon Federal Credit Union.